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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-01-27

McCLURK. The absence OF slsigh-
ing greatly interiors with the haul
ing Of prop timber, then, too, we
should have snow to protect the
grain fields.
Mr.. Reeder, OF the Arm of Reeder d
Dreese, has sold his interest In She
Stave mill to hisformer partner, WIN.
Howell. The mill, which has been
idle for some time, will now be put In
operation.
Middleswarth's steam saw mill IL
kept busy getting out building inate-
rial for the new church and other
buildings to be erected here during
the coming summer.
John G. Howell and Thomas Young
man are on the sick list.
We noticed Sheriff Middleswarth on
our streets recently. He seems to res
alize that he is among friends when
here.
Mr.. Bratton's Stave mill Is Ia full
operation.
Edward Il. Wagner on Christmas
night, between II and 10 o'clock, and
about noon the following day, broke
twigs from a cherry tree and PLACED
them in water. The twiNs taken froii
the tree at night are now in ful
bloom and can be seen at Ulsh's store
Ed. thinks lie will have rips cherrie
ere long.
II. w. Ulsh has nice lot OF coal u
present.
Ulsh g. Bros Creamery Is wei, pa
tronized by the farmers. They MAX
excellent butter.
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AS will be seen elsewhere In this Is
sue, Auditor General Niles has notiii-
ed the County Commissioners OF this
State not to have the Mercantile List
published In the papers. This bit OF
advertising was about the only recog-
milton country printers got from the
State Treasury, and it now seems as
II even this last crumb Of comfort
were to be swept away from them. II
seems to be the desire of Legislators
to oppose the very existance OF coun-
try printers after having jumped from
their shoulders into their well remun.
Grated Offices. II it were for the ap.
preparation of some will-o'-the wisp
enterprise, century-ento:nbed toad
monument, or extra-session burlesque
their sanction would not be withheld
for a'moment, but the simple fact, sc
we'll known to them, that country
printers are like faithful dogs in Q
campaign, they are turned off with q
whip and u kick and are forgotten
until time for the next annual chase
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Resolutions of respect passed by
Capt. &. w. Ryan Post No. 364, GA. Il.
Jan. IA, 1887, Middleburgh, Pa.
WHEREAS, The Supreme Comman-
der has seen fit to remove from our
midst comrnde Theophilus Swineford,
u faithful member of our Post,a brave
soldier, kind neighbor aud patriotic
citizen; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That we bow in humble
submission to the wisdom Of Him who
doeth all things well aud who has
taken our comrade to Himself, aud
that whilst we mourn the loss OF a
worthy conrade, we rejoice in the
hopes he expressed OF eternal NE ~
Heaven above.
RESOLVED, This dispensation OF our
Supreme Hsad should serve as II
blessing to us, his surviving comrades,
reminding us that our muster-out in
this world may soon follow; AID IL II
our prayer that tho good Father may
he graciously near the widow aud
other friends, to console them in their
bereavement.
RESOLVED, That we enter this me
mortal Of Comrade Swineford on the
minutes OF our Post; send copy 10
the bcreavcd family, and that 1t be
published in the Middleburgh POsT.
JSO. Y. SHINDKL,
q. &. GUTEIdUs,
+. Il. BOWER,
Committee.
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NIiddIeburg Market
OR AND JURY.

tKAND JUhb.
Drawn for February Term, commencing
Monday, the 2s,h, 1881,
Adams-C. p. Fiss.
Beavor--Isaao D1eese, Geo. Spaii.
Centrc-phares q. Bdwcrsoy, J. NJ. Hartman.
Chapman-IIonryU q. Shanar.
Franklin-H. II. Ronninger.
Jsckson-Issac Fisher.
Miudleburgh-ttvinB Boworsox.
VI Middiecreek--DavidA id Aumi'ler. John Swnr,r.
Monre-iotor kautz, GO. Smith, David
porry-w, II. Bot,eig,r. q. A. Hornhersor.
Penn-sanuel -. kcs,lcr, George Row.
Spting-dc,. Ew ", Howard Mitchell.
St1nsgrovc-E VI. Hunmcl.
UniOu-iienry Aucser.
Washington-F. Il. Hilbisb, 90. 1fosterman.
PET1T JUhY.
Drawn for fehrusry Term, commencing
Monday the ?sth. 1881.
Adams-w. H. Fcuorolf Isaac Lep'cy Elop
Snook.
Ke,rns. Albert Sp"cht.
Beaver West-tharlcs iicrbster Thos. Her
bster.
Oonre- Ur iah Berger Chas. Hendricks, a. L.
Musscr, Heury X. = ndets, Wills Straub
Chapman Henry Ebright.
Franklin 90 John Eisenhower, Henry Shaner.
Jaesson-Simon =. kohler, Henry Miller
Middlcbur.. h--M. l.. Moatr, NJ. 4. stciningcr
Fred. Smith.
Monroe-Jorcmish Boavcr.
Peun-J. NJ. Aur-nd. Newton Fisher, Dauic
). Miller, !. T.. Richtor, Jamos Row, Hen
ry Row. Chas. W. Drcosc.
pcrry-H W. h yer.
Perry Wost--W. II. Graybil. John EcpIer.
Safinsgtoyo-paulcl Bofgstrcsser, A. ID. cary
VIM. J. Haincs, IL. Z. AcKelvoy, Justui
spring : VIM. II, RoIg'o.
union-Jacob Stahi, Jonath Swinciord.
H. II. dlass, Horny Hossppls, Reubc
Miu.rlirg, Fred Roush.
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SALE REGISTER.

Following is n list OF sales, public
hd private, advertised In the Posr or
b which bills have been printed at
liz Office.
riday, Jan. %. Perry Hare admr. Of
Mary Jane Hare, will sell farm
and limestone lot in Franklin twp
Wednesday, Feb. Q, Fl. J. Keiser,
admr. of George s. Musser, will
sell real estate in Franklin twp.
Thursday, Feb. 3, Vim. Harding exe'r
Of Daniel Lease will sell valuable
town properties in Port Treverton
Saturday, Jan. %, Frank Bowersox
aud Curtin Bowersox, exr's OF
Samuel Bowersox will sell noun
tain land at the Court house in
Middleburgh.
Saturday, March o, Amelia Kuhns
will sell farm stock in Centre twp.
Wednesday, Feb. 2. /. G. Smith and
q. J. Schoch admrs of Henry
Smith will sell personal property
In Adamsburg.
Thursday, Feb. "a, Edward Freed will
sell farm utensils and live stock,
near Beavertown.
Saturday, March 8. II. Kohler will sell
farm utensils, stock, &c. in Ere
mont.
Friday, Feb. II, A. Kreeger. executor
Of the estate Of Theos. Sw;neford,
will sell horse, buggy, potatoes,
and n town lot, ut the Eagle Ho-
tel In Franklin.
Saturday, Feb. 10. Sheriff will sci
real estate at the Court House II
Middleburgh.
Feb. 10, George Walter
admir- of Reuben Walter, decd
will sell real and personal proper
ty on the premises in Centre twp
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Sol Oppenheiner pays the highest
cash price for all kinds Of furs, such
rs fox, muskrat, mink, skunk nc.
If any family desires to purchase II
new New Home Sewing
Machine. with all the latest improve
ments, very cheap, please call at THE
Posi- printing Office and we can ac-
commodate you.
FREE TRADE:-The reduction of in
ternal revenue and the taking of OF
revenue stamps from Proprietary
Medicines, no doubt has largely bene-
fitted the consumers, as well as re
lieving the burden of home manufnc -
turers. Especially is this case with
Green's August Flower and Boschee's
German Syrup, as the reduction Of
thirty-six cents per dozen, has been
added to increase the size Of the bot
ties containing.these remedies, there
by giving one-fifth more medicine In
the 70 cent size. The August Flower
Jor Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
and the German Syrup for Cough
and Lung trouble, have perhaps the
largest snle of any medicines in the
world. The advantage OF increased
size OF the bottles will be greatly APP
preciated by the sick and afflicted, in
every town and village in civilized
countries. Sample bottles for 10 cts.
remain the same size. Jan.2O, 'S7.l ly
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'HMs 'sa chile aaaag Ye takll' notes, an aliA hs
plill en-"

See change in Sshoch Bros adver
/ tisenent.
A protracted meeting is in progress
in the U. B. Church.
Miss Ida Erhart OF Altoona, Pa, is
visiting her brother George Erhart,
In franklin.
+. +. Bower, District Attorney OF
this county recently made a business
trip to Ohio.
The Receipts and Expenditures OF
Snyder county will be found on the
4th page Of this issue.
Nsls. Gutelius and wife OF Miffiin-
burg visited the family OF L. M. Moatz
the latter part Of last week.
1t is said that Brother Wilvert OF
the sunbury Americaa goes into
spasms every time he sses water.
In making mention of the death oi
Mrs. Ripka we gave her namsas
snsan-it should have read Sarah.
r. NJ. Schoch, has returned from
his sojourn in Wisconsin, convinced
that there Is mo place like home"
A musical convention will be held
at Aaronsburg, commencing Feb. 1st
Tho convention will CLOSE with Con,
osrts on Friday and Saturday even
ings.
btetler's Cornst Band is rehearsine
drama entitled, "The Female Dc
tsctive" which they will produce ir
ssebold's Hall, sometime during Cour
week.
al. Gin who is attending school a
dreencastle, Pa, and who spent [
months vacation with his parents a
this place, again returned to schoo
last week.
Oar people have had an spportunit.
10 take all out OF good sleighing ther
was In 1t for nearly two months, bu
the rain that fell on Saturday an,
sunday knocked the bottom out OF II
We elsewhere publish a full text O
tue Matson Pension Bill, which no,
awaits the signature OF the President
u Will be OF interest to quite a mum
osr OF soldiers ia this county.
The Tribune and Times are fightinl
ABOUT the water question In Sslins
eFove with 40 earnsstnsss that make
= reAuy eppeas - q they Wete angry
~ gqeetlop = s~o&es = - wa&ef,
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FURNITURE AND
CARPET
BARGAINS!

Two Solid Walnut Marble
top Suits, Bcvcl Glass OK
ira well made in work and
finish, but IL little oifin style
Five Cottage Painted Suits
at Il bargain.
Three Solid Ash Suits all
good goods except in finish:
Five Lounges at II sacrifice.
One plush Parlor suit7 pieces
Two hair-clOth " " q"
One " L" "
second hand.
-Four marbletop Parlor tables
Five hundred yards, all wool,
g. Q. and Cotton Ingram
and Rag Carpcts-last
Spring styles and remnants
ana all the above are per-
feet, except in style and
finish. Me wish to clean
them Out-all are marked
Bargains and prices i'll plain
figures.
All our regular stock" of
FURNITURE & CAR
PETS at IL reduced price
for the NEXT TIL TY
DAYS.
Call early and secure the
bargains. Goods packed and
freight paid to any point ON
=. Il. II.
W. II. FELIX,
The popular Furniture and
Carpet Man, Lewistown.
I:R Undertaking IL specially.
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CENTRAL
DESYCOODS STOR Es
SELINSGROVE, PA:
Our Annual Clearing Out Sale has
Begun!

We are selling our Ladies and
Misses coats way down below cost.
Now is the time to buy a coat
cheap. We have made g general
reduction in the price Of our Wool
en- Goods. a great many Of our
DRESS GOODS have been reduc-
ed in price. We selected all the
remnants out of our stock Of dress
goods, calicos ETC., and are dispos-
ing Of them at one-half and two
thirds their value. We are Offer
ing bargains in every department:
Call and see us.
S. WEIS, Selinsgrove.
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,.,, throughout the couuty win
tr ffl,nha,s fflh,sc n. The news In their respec:,
Villages and ns,SSoSSrsooa,s s Srs.s them s;ns up,
oI.n isc,: .n% We viii vii sissys d,Ss % ss opsn
30. ou, 10 speak through them on
~ who nusstIons Of public interest
.i o. iocs c, hoId ourssif responsible Tor tho
sos they may express
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voros - SUBSCRIBERS.

=, the f,uxures on the label OF
.nsr Pon Those figures tell you
pI,, pol, TO WHICH YOUR suBscRiP-
"a p,tp. Within 3 weeks after
10 e. .sot. see II date Is changed.
" 20 yece;pt Is necessary.
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MARRIED..

Jan. 18, by Rev. s. p. Orwig, Perry
Hare Of Snyder county and Sophia
Shaffer of Juniata county.
Jan. 10, by Rev. s. 4. Orwlg, John
Walter OF Snyder county and Suetta
Yeisley Of Union county.
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TwENTy-slX YEARS ON HIS
BACK IN A DARK ROOM.

On Sunday afternoon, the editor OF
the Posi- visited DIR. Isaac Rothrock,
at the residence of his nephew, James
Rothrock, In Franklin, and for the
benefit of our readers we will give q
brief outline Of the invalid's life. He
is brother to DIR. Roswell Rothrock.
Of Mcclure, and thirty years ago was
one of the most expert dentists in the
city Of Philadelphia. 1t is supposed
the arduous task of bending over the
dental chair from morning till mig ht,
day after day, produced a spinal dis
ease which not ouly rendered him en-
tirely helpless but weakened the eyes
to such an extent that the least ray OF
light caused him excruciating pain.
So sensitive were these organs that he
had to wear copper plate over them
and that covered with several inches
Of tight linen wraps. The room had
to be perfectly dark-even the cracks
in the shutters and doors had to be
wadded.
Our visit found him prostrated on u
lounge i'm u room with the shutters
open. lie is II very ready conversa-
tionalist and possessed of remorka.
bic memory. He told us that he had
not seen the light OF day for over
tweuty.six years, and had lain upon
the same sofa night and day foi
twenty.tbree years. The average
reader might suppose that under these
circumstances he would be extremely
unhappy. 1t is however, just the
contrary. He seems blessed with a
contented heart, which is the store
house of all happiness. He devote'
the still hours OF night aud day tc
committing, rehearsing and applying
what others reads to him. The Bibl'
is his greatest comfort, and he ha'
committed eighty y.seven chapters in it
and over three hundred verses of sa
cred songs His knowledge OF theol
ogy is perfectly mavelous, while oil
the subject of modern history an'
poetry we found him exceedingly wei
versed In fact lie is perfect ency
clopedia on every subject we ap
preached, and soon discovered tha
we had nothing to do with him in III
gument.
His food consists Of army hard tack
wheat coffee, butter and apples. Thi
he says, are the only articles in tn
, line Of food that his stomach can bear
, lie goes to sleep at . o'clock at nigh
and wakes with the family ia til
morning. lie is fifty-ono years old
has IA massive forehead, thin iron
gray hair and II heavy white beard;
as happy as bird, and the most per
feet specimen Of Patience Oh II lion
unent" the world has ever seen.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Lvsusy & LEwSTowN DIV
l. Table, In effect Nov. 10, 1856
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| ,,or,rr counrs.-rhe Ceurs;, t.,. o. o.
county, W.y' and September, snd sseonu
|, Of Dscember'
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ROLL OF IloNoR.-The following
persons have paid their subscription
to the Posr to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa
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Out Of oar immense stock we
offer thc following
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yaIns Leave Lewistown Junction
La. . M, o,. . IN. 10 ~ ami OT. p m, ~, m,
m for Pit,sburg and tho West.
NJ m. ~ IN, i4T y IN, ~ IN, Q 81 y m ,
LAP n, For Philadelphia, New York, Balti'
kre aud washington.
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ssr.s.ss.s..,.E-s:.:.7sat.l.aarss

JAIL DELIvERY.-On Sunday night
while the Sheriff and his family were
to church, Charles h. Artley, confined
in iail fer seduction and bastardy,
succeeded in breaking open his cell
door with stone lie had pried from
The wall, and when in the corridor,
tore u lath from II window, and fixing
u wire hook to it, reached through
the main door and "fshod" the keys
from their accustomed nail at the
cellak kitchen door. With these he
found easy access to the outside world,
and, opening the doors of the other
prisoners called for them to come
on.n They refused to follow, and re
niained in their cells until tho Sheriff
returned, when they notified him of
Artley's escape, who at once secured
the services of Deputy Frank Bubb,
j. w. Orwig and NJ. z. Steininger,
proceeded to the residence Of Mr..
Jacob Herman, two miles north
east Of Middleburgh, where they
| found him in the barn which they
surrounded and searched. He at
tempted to make off but Mr.. Orwig
halted him, and in less than two hours
from the time Of his escape the Sheriff
had him in hands again. When re-
turned to his cell he became SO ell
ragged that he broke everything with
in reach--even tearing the clothing
on his bed. The darkey congratulated
himself on his good luck in remaining
in his cell, and in a fiji Of ecstacy ex-
claimed, Lord, Charley! wasn't "
scared when all dem pistols was p'inted
at YET"
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connecting with trvins on N. q. Ryo
:. s.,,,,groye, Arrive at Seiinssrove
,cA 1907 A. M.
"a n 2.e2P. NJ
ssp M AZ r. NJ.
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DIED.

Jan. IS, at Kratzerville, John Ritter,
aged II years, 8 months and 10 days.
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|CnlcdBO mas Deen OHereu the nanu OF
a beautiful and accomplished young
American lady in marriage. She evi.
IDENTIFY wants to establish a heroine
relationship with Helen who figured
80 prominently in the death Of Wal
lace, the Scottish Chieftain. But the
law has promptly refused to grant
them a permit Of marriage and the
public Is saved farce. The Anarch-
lists must go.
"a cup TO those that are dying,
Three cheers for those that are dead
We note that Tom Harter, of the
Middleburgh Posi-, has purchased q
residence in that place for $1,000 and
will take possession on the LIST of April
Either somebody has been robbed
lately, Tom has bought the property
ION tick" or printing must be bet
ter paying business in Snyder than in
Juniata.-Juniata Herald.
The above Is about the gist OF com
ment on this subject to be found IL
no less than dozen of our exchanges
Most OF them, however, attribute our
immense wealth to the emolument,
OF the Office OF overseer of the poor
Neither OF you have guessed. IT, gentle
men. We didn't rob anybody, didn't
buy on tick, the Office OF overseel
didn't help us any, and printing |,
as poor AZ peddling peanuts
The reason Is plain as the nose on
your face, brother Allison, (psrhap'
not so red,) It IL this; Good liquor
can be had In Snyder county ut
cents q drink, and, whereas our breth
rem Of the quill In other oountIes be
Ing stlll eo!npened 70 pay the custo-
lalsFy fse eeots.|s what keeps thsn' 4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-03

TIE GRAND ARMY AND THE
PRESIDENTS VhToEs. -Very wise
ly, and with unanimity that was
pleasing to contemplate, the Ma
tional Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic crushed out
series of resolutions referring to
President Cleveland's pension ve-
toes in terms the reverse of compli-
mentary. Such insolent volcing
of the spirit of Tuttleism in the
councils of the veterans has been
chokcd off none too soon for the
credit of lhe OK soldiers.
There is general disposition
among the people to call a peremp-
tory halt on this wholesale pension
business. While no man who fought
in the civil war will be permitted to
suffer, the people have become pro-
foundry impressed by the stupen-
dous aggregate of the annual pen
sion list, which already exceeds those
Of all other nations of the world COM
blned. The cry of pension agents
for open Treasury doors will not be
regarded by Congress which un.
derstands its duty to the whole peo-
pie. The veteran soldiers are not
paupers, and would not seek to levy
tax upon the country; but while
there exists an overlooking Treasury
there will remain a constant temp
tation to indulge in pensions raids
of one form or another.
After the surplus shall have been
cut down the clamor for pensions
for everybody will cease, because it
will have nothing to feed upon.
The great mass of the people are
quite of one mind with their Presi-
dent in their views concerning this
matter. --Phila. Record.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-03

INCREASE OF CRIME.-The n
ternational Record Of Charities a9d
Corrections publishes some rath-
or startling statistics of crime
indicating that crime in the
United States is increasing out of
all proportion to the growth of pop
ulation. We quote as to commit
ments in the penitentiary in certain
States:
In Pennsylvania in 1880 the ratio of
commitments was only for every 1890
of population, but in 1880 it was one to
every 1891. In Maine in 1860 there was
one imprisonment for every 10, 32S OF pop
ulation; in 1880 one in every II, 1SS. In
New Hampshire in 1920 the proportion
was one to IA. 600: in 1880 it was one to
1929. In New Jersey the commitments
increased from one in {, 074 in 1880 to one
in 2 .346 in 1880. The ratio has risen in
Illinois during the past thirty years from
one in 9,460 to one in 3,4S1, or nearly
three to one; while in Minnesota the adj
vance Is twoto ones and In Iowa more
Akhan one-half.
OF course some of this increase
may be attributed to the better fa-
cilities Of this age for the detection
and arrest Of criminals but allowing
for this, the difference is still very
vide, showing an increase which
can be accounted for in no other
war than by the admission that So
ciety is gro wing more wicked
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-03

SEVERAL writers of ability have re-
Gently presented statistics exhibit
ing decided decrease in the de-
mand for printed books, and justly
attribute it TO the influence of news
paper and other periodical litcra-
ture Of our day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-03

KATE SANBoRN, not to be out
done by certain authors who of late
have been vying with each other in
inyenting curious titles for their
books, announces that she is about
to publish book entitled, Glow
to be entertaining, Though Stupid. I"
Pshaw! There is nothing in that.
What we are looking for is an au-
thor who will make good book on
the subject of GLOW to be Cheerful,
Though Broke. +"